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A collectable 'Birmingham Dribbler' 2-2-0 toy 3'' gauge Live steam Locomotive having a domed cap boiler filler with integral safety value, wooden buffer beam to the front, the 3'' approx. diameter rear wheels driven by oscillating single-acting cylinders, the spirit burner removable by unscrewing the rear buffers, virtually complete but whistle missing and one foot plate handrail/detached but present, 8 3/4'' long overall, 5 7/8'' high
Live Steam LNWR Precedent Class 2-4-0 “Jumbo” 619 Mabel Locomotive and Tender 3.5” Gauge finished in black livery, in excellent condition, slight damage to handrail on top of tender, 92cm long overall (untested and no current boiler certificate)The original full size Mabel was built in Crewe February 1896 and scrapped May 1926,also known as LMS 5060
Bassett - Lowke 1950-2 blue BR 12V DC 4-6-0 'Flying Scotsman' no. 60103 - small dent in top of firebox, touching-in above offside front buffer, mark around offside front boiler handrail knob, slight corrosion to front coupling and corners of cab roof, with 8 wheel BR tender - small scratches to offside (G-VG)
HORNBY `0` GAUGE No2 4-4-0 LOCO No 2711 EARLY 1921-22, black with brass dome and brass pad handrail, meccano screwed construction, 2711 brass pressing on cab and `meccano` gold transfer on splasher (very good/no box), plus M Ld L black No 2 TENDER with nickel wheels, meccano screwed, `M Ld L` pressed on base and circular gold/red transfer on sides, early strawboard box with LNWR label (mint/box good) (2)
A pair of early 19th Century gilt framed and glazed half length Watercolours heightened with body colour Portrait Studies, male and female, the male within library surroundings and with lace trimmed shirt, the female portrait, she seated on a balcony with sone balustrade and countryside and mountains to the background, signed to the top left hand balustrade handrail P. Villeneuve, dated 1819, each image size approx. 38cm x 29cm (widest points) (2)
A fine Bassett-Lowke ‘O’ gauge clockwork LMS Coronation class 4-6-2 tender locomotive. In original single chimney form, without smoke deflectors. ‘Duchess of Montrose’, RN 6232. In lined Crimson Lake livery, with ‘LMS’ to tender sides. Equipped with vacuum pipes, handrail to smoke-box door and two lamps to the buffer beam. VGC. See Back Cover.
A fine Bassett-Lowke ‘O’ gauge clockwork BR Royal Scot 4-6-0 tender locomotive. In final taper-boiler condition with smoke deflectors, ‘Royal Scot’, RN 46100. In lined Brunswick green livery, with early BR crest to tender sides. Equipped with vacuum pipes, handrail to smoke-box door and one lamp to the buffer beam. VGC. See Back Cover.
A large floral and leaf decorated oak and pine carved panel CONDITION REPORTS Wear, scuffs, chips, cracks and splits. Various breaks, repairs and regluing. Some losses. Has a varnished finish. Size approx 89cm high x 247 cm long max. The carving and the flat lower wood section appear to be stained pine. Oak handrail to top, and the frame, appear to be later than the carving. It appears to have been used as balustrading or for a balcony.
A HORNBY O GAUGE CLOCKWORK NO 2 SPECIAL 4-4-0 LNER LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER^ |BRAMHAM MOOR| part locomotive box^ tender boxed and two Hornby No 3 (No 2) LNER Saloon Coaches^ boxed^ 1935-41 (4) ++All in good condition^ the locomotive with some paint chips and dented handrail near cab^ the boxes dusty from having been long stored in an attic
A G & J Lines for Gamages No.1 1906 Dolls House, with brick papered exterior, grey painted wooden base, four columns, balcony, paper tiled roof with two chimneys, glass windows, front opens to three rooms, two bedrooms and lounge with defunct later electric light fitting, 65cms tall, 47cms wide, 38cms deep, F three balcony posts replaced, lacks handrail, hinge repairs, some other areas of minor damage
A post-war Bassett-Lowke 12 volt DC green LNER ‘Flying Scotsman’ renamed ‘Papyrus’ and renumbered ‘95’, cab sides and roof repainted and hatch added, handrail added to smoke box door, otherwise lithography (G-NM), tender missing corridor connection, tender top repainted and coal added, vacuum pipe added, spectacle plate repainted, water filler added, otherwise lithography (G-NM) (B-G code 5310/0)
German, possibly Bing, early 20th century steam plant comprising brass boiler on brick effect plinth, spirit burner, no chimney, feeding single fixed cylinder engine with slip eccentric to steam chest slide valve, governor and large heavy flywheel and double pulley, minor damage, boiler worn, much original hand painting on engine also has a nice handrail fitted, all on a restored steel base

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